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Nearly two years ago, we launched image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) to give customers a simpler way to deploy the foundation of their IT enterprise. Since then, I’ve heard users who have adopted image mode describe it as a lifestyle change. There's a fundamental shift in thinking from package-based management to container-native, image-based management. And let's face it, lifestyle changes can be difficult. But the benefits—technical and personal—are real.Image mode makes some of IT’s most tedious processes simpler. That means more predictable operations for the enterprise

Linux Foundation Announces DNS-AID Project to Advance Decentralized AI Agent Discovery  HPCwire

Vivre la Linux: Behind France’s bold move into digital sovereignty  The Mandarin

NVIDIA on Tuesday released CUDA 13.3 as another significant advancement for their unified GPU programming stack for NVIDIA hardware...

Nvidia Vera CPU Competes With AMD Epyc and Intel Xeon in Early Linux Tests  extremetech.com

Canonical's kernel team confirmed today their intention of shipping the Ubuntu 26.10 release with what will be the Linux 7.2 kernel...

Valve's VKD3D-Proton component to Steam Play (Proton) for Direct3D 12 implemented over the Vulkan API has landed its descriptor heap (VK_EXT_descriptor_heap) support as a big step forward...

WCH BLE Analyzer Pro USB Bluetooth LE sniffer gains Linux software with Wireshark (pcap) support  Adafruit

Reinvigorating the PocketCHIP with current software  Adafruit

There's a version of PowerShell that's even more powerful — and it's already on your Windows PC  MakeUseOf

COSMIC desktop does display scaling and tiling better than GNOME and KDE  How-To Geek

Switcher 2026: Zenclora Linux Tries to Make Sense of Debian ⭐  Thurrott.com

California amendment would exempt Linux from age verification law | brief | SC Media  SC Media

California’s Age Verification Hits A Speed Bump: Linux  Yahoo

California’s Age Verification Hits A Speed Bump: Linux  Gadget Review

The long-in-development work on Cache Aware Scheduling looks like it will come to a head soon with it looking like Cache Aware Scheduling will land for Linux 7.2. Ahead of the upcoming merge window I ran some fresh benchmarks looking at different areas where this feature is shining.

Nvidia offers restricted access to Vera CPU in first round of Linux benchmarks - 88-core monster competes with or beats Epyc and Xeon in selected tests  Tom's Hardware

Linux Foundation Announces DNS-AID Project to Advance Decentralized AI Agent Discovery  Linux Foundation

Cache Aware Scheduling Shows Nice Wins For AMD Zen 5 On PostgreSQL, Valkey, Network Performance  Phoronix

Rust will save Linux from AI, says Greg Kroah-Hartman  ZDNET